Publisher hoping to attract more foreigners to Awa Odori festival

Publisher hoping to attract more foreigners to Awa Odori festival

Kazuhide Minami, editor in chief of the free magazine "Awa Odori Press," holds the German version of the magazine in the western Japan city of Tokushima on May 15, 2017. The magazine that provides information on one of Japan's largest dance festivals held every summer in the city will be published in multiple languages and likely will be made available at tourist centers across Japan from June 2017. ==Kyodo

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